Word: rushes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Steve Dagdigian gave Harvard a 3-0 lead at 3:36 of the middle stanza with an unassisted rush, and captain Randy Roth followed two minutes rather with another score as the scrappy Quakers began to will under the Crimson pressure...
...were reinvented, passed through a generous and erudite intelligence and mingled with commoner themes to which Rubens gave a new stature: landscape and still life. His idea of a battle piece was a knot of turbulent figures and horses, locked together into one impacted mass by an undulating, centripetal rush of line, as in the magnificent Battle of Constantine and Licinius(1622) (see color...
...than that, especially in the "casuals" and "Talk pieces" that appear in the front of the magazine, the writing shows a distinctive humor, low-key and urbane, that seems to float effortlessly above all that is encumbered and earth-bound. "How easy I have found it," Gill writes, "to rush pell-mell through the world, playing the clown when the spirit of darkness has moved me, and colliding with good times at every turn." It's as if he has lived his life in New Yorker style, a life with a few muted sorrows but on the whole transparent...
...these and more can be yours for one low, low price. Just send your orders to me. Hurry! Rush your orders today to Richard Nixon, care of San Clemente Snow...
...other critic, with the possible exception of Edmund Wilson, was so persuasive in coaxing readers to rush out and buy the book he himself had just read. But while Wilson made his readers feel it was their duty as civilized men, Connolly made any recommendation look like a pleasure no hedonist could afford to miss...